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Zoom LiveTrak L-8 8-channel Digital Mixer/Recorder

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Style: Recorder


Features

  • 8-Channel Digital Mixer with 24-bit/96kHz 12-track Recder
  • 12-In/4-Out USB Audio Interface - Mac/PC/iOS
  • 4 Headphone Outputs
  • Built-in Effects
  • 3-b EQ

Description

Creators are evolving—and so are we. Zoom livetrak L-8 makes it easier than ever to mix, monitor and record professional-sounding podcasts and music performances in one portable, affordable package.

Brand: Zoom


Number of Channels: 8


Product Dimensions: 11"D x 10.5"W x 2.75"H


Item Weight: 1500 Grams


Connectivity Technology: USB


Item Weight: 3.31 pounds


Product Dimensions: 11 x 10.5 x 2.75 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: L-8


Batteries: 2 Lithium Metal batteries required.


Date First Available: October 10, 2019


Hardware Interface: USB


Power Source: Battery Powered


Voltage: 20 Volts


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    • Powerful, versatile and battery power
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My first criteria was portability and battery power. For my purposes, the L-8 is like a field recorder on steroids. Very versatile. And of the negative reviews I've seen two things seemed be an issue for some users: Some called them cheesy and cheaply made - I don't see it - I have two of these things and they are pretty solid. The other is that the Rode unit is better for Podcasting - maybe true, but this one doubles way better for small PA work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2023 by Mark S Gahr
    • Very good for recording podcast and use during band practice.
Style: Recorder
Its decent mixxer for home studios. Output is really good as well. Overall loved it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by Ruin
    • What a convenient mixer!
Style: Recorder
If you’re a content creator, like me, you can’t go without this one. It runs on batteries or you can plug it in. It’s got onboard effects, and 48 V power for your mic. It’s just a great mixer! The price is also right! Everything else I have used has not been good.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024 by Carnelian
    • Good for standalone, not the best for Computer interface
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I bought this because I have experience using sound boards and was hoping to cut out some post production on my podcast sine I could adjust it before recording during sound test. For that it is a solid little board, great combination for running a podcast. If you are not used to sound boards it could be a little daunting and you would have to think hard between this and the Rodecaster Pro. Pro's: Portable, battery capable. 6 Dedicated Microphones 2 Flexible channels for sound pads, phone inputs and such More control over recording set up because you can adjust individual channels On Board Recording via SD Card Con's: Not the easiest to incorporate as a Interface for the computer. Micro USB instead of USB -C I am pretty much satisficed with this board, however they could use with 1 or 2 small upgrades. I have a Zoom Podtrak P4 that I bought before this. Great little device. It's big brother could use the USB-C upgrade that it has. Micro USB is outdated. You also have to go to ZOOM's website and down load drivers to use it with your computer (Which I did not find in the instructions, had to go to YouTube to find that out). I didn't have to with the Podtrak 4, just a USB-C connection and I was in business. Upgrade the micro USB to USB-C so the computer can talk at a higher quality and send better sound back and I would upgrade this to a 5 Start review. Overall it is a good little board with a couple small imperfections. When I am doing in person interviews or a stand alone show I love it, just wish it interfaced with my computer a little more like it's baby brother. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2021 by David B Dowlen David B Dowlen
    • Great value, control and effects
Style: Recorder
Love this mixer, it has all the features of a pro-level unit (backlighted buttons, effects, presets, recording, different input options) and a battery backup to boot. No issues are 12 months of use.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023 by Todd M
    • Maybe the Best Portable/Mini-Studio Recorder (An Amazing Portable Studio)
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I have purchased several digital recorders and this has become my go to recorder. My search for a portable digital recorder with more than two phantom powered channels too me to this amazing recorder. Simply put it was very difficult a good portable recorder with SIX high performance pre-amps each with phantom power. It is important to note, this board packs layers of menu driven controls that can become part of a pre-set. This expands the recorders capacity produce great recordings. Thus a review of the user's guide is STRONGLY encouraged. This will reduce frustration. 6 assignable Sound Pads, with 13 preset sounds is a lot of fun and adds an additional dimension pod-casters. Simply put this is an amazing recorder! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2020 by Chico Approved Reviews
    • Good standalone unit for podcasting - definitely not what you hoped for music production
Style: Recorder
so first off, this is an *amazing* little package. it's so small and light, really does run off batteries (amazing!) and has an excellent mixer (with sliders!), an excellent recorder, multiple ways to plug stuff in, the 4 headphone outs alone are a standout feature as well. without a doubt for someone looking for a mostly portable way to do podcasting this thing is unbeatable, especially at the price. worked really well with my MXL990, SM-58 mics + direct input from a keyboard, and ipad, and acoustic guitar. however, be aware of the following *severe* limitations for music mixing/recording which eventually made me return the unit and get a separate mixer/recorder setup (please be aware that i am not an experienced sound engineer, don't know the lingo, i just know how to move sliders, turn dials, and go "hmm, that sounds good"): * 80 ohm headphones are not going to perform their best. even at max volume they are at most running at half the volume i'd want when recording music * the unit cannot seem to handle deep bass very well. there is noticeable popping distortion when hitting loud low frequence notes, especially sustained (such as from a synth bass). at first i thought this was only through the headphone but when i hooked up external rockit 5 speakers i noticed the same. note that there is no clipping going according to any of the meters / lights. i had to lower the master volume to 60% for it to go away (and crank up my speakers). given this and along with the above headphone limitation you end up not having enough power in your ears for a proper sound stage. * there is no effect out/send! unless you put effects BEFORE you plug an instrument into the board you are stuck with the onboard effects only. this may not be a problem for an electric guitar since the effects are usually part of the performance but for a vocalist these are brutally limiting. basically you have to either record dry (or onboard effects only) in order to have a clean vocal track. this sucks for the vocalist who can't get an approximation of what they will sound like. most vocal remixing is a very subtle art and not having a raw vocal track to work with is a deal breaker. * in combination with the above lack of effect send, there's no onboard compression. this seems a really bad oversight for a podcast unit - compression is one of the most important effects for spoken audio. not a big deal for me because i do compression on recorded tracks so ya, an impressive unit - but in my opinion you will be *sorely* disappointed if you use it for music production. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2020 by Jules
    • De lo mejor
Style: Recorder
Es de los productos más completos que he comprado.
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